After the publication of their private photos, Eric Zemmour and Sarah Knafo will attack Paris Match

The publication of their photos at the beach drew a lot of comments.

If the weekly Paris Match has succeeded, by posting in its columns the private life of the probable presidential candidate Eric Zemmour, he risks paying dearly in court.

The clichés did not take long to make the polemicist react.

On social networks, Eric Zemmour indicates "that he will not let himself be intimidated" while calling the weekly a "power poodle".

But remains enigmatic about possible legal proceedings.

You have to believe that I'm starting to worry enough for Paris-Match, the power poodle, to try to harm me.

I won't let myself be intimidated.

- Eric Zemmour (@ZemmourEric) September 22, 2021

He left it to his lawyer, Maître Pardo, to confirm the information.

In a statement relayed on his Twitter account the lawyer wrote that “nothing can justify this type of publication, if not the will to harm.

Consequently, we immediately initiate proceedings against these publications.

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Paris Match and Here have published images invading the privacy of Eric #Zemmour and Sarah Knafo.

Nothing can justify this type of publication, except the will to harm.

Consequently, we immediately initiate proceedings against these publications pic.twitter.com/AUeEVY7XEM

- Olivier PARDO (@maitrepardo) September 22, 2021

Information confirmed by CNews host Pascal Praud, who claims to have spoken directly to Eric Zemmour on this subject.

"Reached by phone a few seconds ago, Eric Zemmour has decided to take legal action against the Paris Match newspaper," he tweeted.

"We did our job"

On the antenna of BFMTV, the editor-in-chief of Paris Match, Bruno Jeudy defended his editorial choice.

"During an investigation (...) conducted by my colleague Émilie Lanez, who has already signed the first investigation, we realized the determining role of this woman Sarah Knafo", he defended.

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The article returns at length to the career of Sarah Knafo, a 28-year-old enarch, who until recently was a magistrate at the Court of Auditors, before being made available for "personal convenience".

The weekly also publishes pictures taken on Saturday, during a trip by the polemicist to the south of France.

Eric Zemmour appears there hugging Sarah Knafo to the sea. Asked about a possible invasion of privacy, Bruno Jeudy replied: “We did our job.

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